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Blog: mercedes

01.08.2023Rothman's Porsche Transporter: A bus-based icon from the 1980s

In the 80's there was no getting past the Porsche 956 and later 962 at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

17.07.2023George Russell and his early days in Formula 1 with Williams

Minichamps presents the limited version of the Williams FW43B from the season 2021, exclusively for ck-modelcars.

13.07.2023Haas-season opener 2022 in the showcase

The Formula 1-season 2022 should be the turning point for the Haas F1 team.

10.07.2023A mix of design ideas from other Formula 1-cars in blue and pink

Exclusively for ck-modelcars, Minichamps releases both Alpine A522 of Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon from the season 2022 in scale 1:18.

23.06.2023Two high-quality models in scale 1:18 from Minichamps for the 2015 World Championship

Lewis Hamilton secured his third world title after 2008 and 2014 by winning the Austin Grand Prix in the USA in 2015.

15.06.2023Minichamps announces new products: Formula 1-models from the season 2023

Formula 1-models from the current season 2023 in the scales 1:43 and 1:18. The first models from the F1 races in Monaco and Spain are in the starting blocks.

01.06.2023The German Le Mans victories of Mercedes 1989, Porsche 1994 and BMW 1999

Over the years there have been a number of German drivers, brands and teams who have celebrated a victory at Le Mans. Today we focus on three of them.

30.05.2023The golden times of Jaguar

The Jaguar D-Type – an unforgotten icon of endurance racing to this day. The purebred 6-cylinder with over 3,000 cubic centimeters pushed the streamlined racing car with the characteristic tail fin to almost 300 kilometers per hour.

24.05.2023Fernando Alonso: A doyen stirs up Formula 1

Fernando Alonso has been the surprise of the year in Formula 1 so far, with four podiums in the first five races of the season 2023.

18.05.2023In 1991, Mazda achieved the victory at Le Mans with a deafening Wankel engine sound that gave you goosebumps

The cult vehicle Mazda 787B in the driver pairing Weidler, Herbert, Gachot embody the first victory of a Japanese manufacturer in Le Mans.